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We have probably all seen the news coverage of ram raids and burglaries carried out on businesses recently. It is not something

A love affair with sewing has turned into a social enterprise teaching sustainability for keen up-cycler Sarah Lancaster. Known across the country

He may have retired recently from his longtime role as an “itinerant” music teacher but Peter Skandera reckons he’s simply “shifted gears”

The Local Rag caught up with Sam Judd, who is currently part of the team working with Raglan Area School to help

The local rag caught up with Kora & mum, Shelley cooper, before the young surfer departed for El Salvador.

Jacqui from the Local Rag caught up with Elisabeth about the gallery’s progress and the exciting year ahead.

Master carver matua James Rickard is hanging up his tools  after decades of dedication to sharing his knowledge with his students.  Maxine

Renee Jones talks to Parabola West to learn about her new album and fantasy art book that was released recently.

Last week, I was lucky enough to be asked to speak at the Pink Ribbon breakfast hosted by the Nourish Magazine in

In this month’s chat, Ruby Gibbs sits down with Karamea Puriri.